Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Advanced Template Manager

This lets you

- Export / Import custom and vBulletin edited templates
- Copy multiple templates to multiple styles
- Delete multiple templates from multiple styles
- Save multiple templates in template history

Installation

- Upload custom_template_manager.php to your admincp folder
- Upload cpnav_ctm.xml to your includes/xml folder
- Reload your Admin Control Panel, its above "Styles & Templates"

Tip: Deleting a template is the same as reverting it. So if you delete your footer template is the same as reverting the footer template.

Thanks Stoebi for updating this to 3.6

[RaceJunkie]

Originally Posted by Dream

A mod being supported doesn't mean it'll be updated when a new version of vb comes along.

I choose to not support my modifications because I already offer them for free, support should be done by members who have interest in them to give something back to the community. That hardly happens though. Still I always respond to reasonable messages on my free time.

Giving support is time consuming and frustrating. Don't take my word for it, create a popular mod and give support for it and let's see how much fun you have while doing it.

I understand your point, I myself would not have the time to support any such mod. I was not trying to single you out so please don't take my above post as so. I was only giving my personal preference on how I feel that's all.

[albibak]

Hey Dream, thanks for your hack
I know that you don't support it, but it's possible to convert this hack to fully phrased?

[Dream]

Not by me, sorry. But anyone can do it and re-release it if they want.

[sportsoutlaw]

Thanks for creating this. I realize it has been around for a while now that I see it, but this is the firs time I have ever had the need for, or looked for something like this.

Installed on 3.7 and it works perfect!

[djbaxter]

Originally Posted by djbaxter

I think it might be more clear if you included the directory names in the zip file under /upload/.

Originally Posted by valdet

You just need to copy the two files in their appropriate locations

cpnav_ctm.xml >> includes/xml/
custom_template_manager.php >> admincp/

Originally Posted by djbaxter

I'm aware of that. I was suggesting that the author follow convention and pack the files in the appropriate folders under an upload folder. That way there would be no confusion about importing the XML file (see posts a few above this one).

Originally Posted by cynthetiq

I also agree to make the instructions simpler. I saw the XML file and immediately thought it was a product to import and did try to import it. Got error. Checked install directions again. And followed exactly.

I'm not sure why the author didn't/won't do this but see attached file. No changes except the files will extract to the correct subfolders and installation instructions are included.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by djbaxter

I'm not sure why the author didn't/won't do this but see attached file. No changes except the files will extract to the correct subfolders and installation instructions are included.

This version work with vB 3.7.2 ?

[Nordinho]

Seems to work on my testboard..needed it as well, one of the most usefull adminside hacks there is (if you have multiple styles)

[ged]

Are there any problems with vBulletin 3.8.0?

[Allan]

Work perfectlky on vB3.8.1

[Hasann]

Agreed works perfectly on vB v3.8.1